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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-15

SONG AND CHORUS ROUGH ON RATS.
MAY BE SUNG TO TUNE OF LITTLE BROWN JUG.'
Squalling children, scolding fe,
Were not the pest OF my poor life;
Whereer lived, in house or flats,
My plague has been those horrld Rats.
They ate our Dleat, our bread and shoes,
We could not have quiet snOOze
One day my wife did chance to dose,
They pinned my baby by the nose.
CHORUS
R-r-ratsl Rats Rough on Rats
Hang yOUrd8}gS and drown your cats;
We give q plan for every man
To clear hiS.hOuse with ROUGH ON RATS.
got q cat set a trap,
And thought to have quiet nap,
But scarce in bed we snug were laid,
When round the room the villains played,
My wife jumped out upon the floor,
To strike light, but soon did roar,
As well she might, Tor You must know,
The steeEtrEp had her by the toe.
CHoRUs.-R-rra Rats Rats Rough on Rats, etc.
But Rats we're not the only pest,
To spoil our food. and spoil our rest,
Fresh trouble did each day arise
Mice, Reaches, Bugs, Mosquitoes, tl'es.
But now Eve got the tip at last,
And sOuIIdly sleep. and eat quite fast
For We have banished al the crew,
And y Shall learn the secret too.
CHORCs.-R-r-rats Rats! Rats Rough on Rats, etc.
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DYSPEPSIA

Variable appetite; faint gnawing feeling
at pit of the stomach, heartburn, wind in the
stomach, bad breath, bad taste in the mouth,
low spirits, general prOstration. There is
no form of disease more prevalent than Dys-
pepsiG, and it can in oil cases be traced TO
an enfeebied or poisoned condition of the
blood BULLS SARSAPARLLLA by cleansing
and purifying the Blood tones up the diges-
tive organs, and relief is obtained at once.
DR.. JOHN BULL have no hesitation in saying
that believe your SARSAPARILIA TO be the best
medicine manufactured for the cure of ScrofuIa
syphilis, and many other cutaneous and glandu-
lara1ections. having used II with entire success
innnmbers of the above cases.
JAMES MOORE, Louisville, KY.
DRsgJoHN. BILL. I procured one bottle of
BULE'BSA RsAPARILLA for my eldest son. Among
the remedies and various prescriptions that he
hastred for weak lungs and chest, this one bottle
has been of more benefit to him than all. It has
cured me OF Dyspepsia as we'll.
JOHN $. MCGEE, Horse Cave, KY.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-04-15

Gone where the Woodbine Twineth.
Rats are smart, but ''RCCGH ON RATS beats
them. Clears out Rats, Mice, Reaches, Water
Bugs, Flies, Beetles, Moths, Ants Mosquitoes,
Bed7bugs, Insects, Potato Bugs. Sparrows,
SkunkS, Weasel, GOphers Chipmunks, Holes,
MUSK Rats, Jack Rabbits, Squirrels. 15c & 25c.
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New Railway Mileage.

ITO be Continued Merit Veek.J
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23
NEWS IN BRIEF.

Baudet, Chinic 4 Co., hardware dealers
Of Quebec, have failed, owing about
100000 x r; I! /. Il n
Gas was struck at Foster,s Station, Ind.
The outpu. is estimated at 100000 cubic
ieet per day. ,55 i !. 4
A9.yeay-old boy living near Newtown,
KY, walked out Of third story window
but sustained no serious injury.
aThc New York Times says: why
should Jay Gould's profesaed friends try
80 hard 10 conceal the truth. He ID o very
sick man." ~, 4 IA x. X. ~
James aud Thomas Kendall, brothers
were KILLED by lightning at Birdseye,. Ind
Their mother was prostrated, and she II
expected 10 die. i'll ~ I, $t
Colorow, noted renegade, and q sub
chief Of the Utes, who has been depreda
ting Tor years, has been captured by troops
In Western Colorado. y 3}5s5' a !.
President Cleveland and wife have writ
ten that they will participate in the cen.
tennisl exercises Of Clinton, N. Y, and
the aeventy.hfth anniversary Of Hamilton
College, Wednesday, July IL. (!
The sction Of Judge Woods in calling
the Indianapolis election conspirators te
plead to indictments found a8ainnt them
hss caused coustornation among the gang
Tuesday next was G1ed as the time fol
nearing Arguments. 3f u Si a !
A whisky pool on moro comprehen
s'vt plan than the one TINT went to piecel
Last April ia to DO organised. The plan IL
pushed by Cincinnati, Peoria and Iothel
large producers, the object being 10 form
5 aort Of joint stock company OF large
rhouses and to crush out all small concerns
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23
NATIONAL UNION.
The Senate Of tho Order In Session at Ere.
mont, O.-ylsttors Entertained.

The Senate Of tho Order In Session at Fre-
mont, O.-Vlsitors Eutertninsl.
Special Dispatch to The Intaligaccr. =
FREMONT, O., June 22.-The Senate Of
the National Union met here yesterday
and one OF the most interesting sessions
eyer hold Is in progress. Frank Craeger,
the President lives here and he is as
popular among the people as among the
members Of the order, and hence the peo-
pie Of tho little city sll vie with him to
make the stay pleasant, and last evening
about ak hundred members OF the order
from Toledo came up and gave very fine
entertainment for the benefit Of the mem.
beru Of the Senate, the feature Of which
was drill by q detachment OF the famous
Toledo Cadets. 55gyg 5y rs !ii'
This evening after the close Of tho meet
ing the Board Of Trade OF Fremont drove
the members OF tho Senate in carriages all
around the city and auburbs. President
Hayes mansion was visited, and although
the e1.President himself was not at home,
his aon, Rutherford B., jr., allowed the
party through the library, etudy, &c. An
vote Fremont, o., grand little city. I.
II. R. Shomo, one Of the committee who
VISITED Wheeling few months ago in the
brick pavement interest, says ho is still
booming Fremont, but as boom foI
Wheeling be says they intend to adop,
the pavement and will soon commence te
lay it. The meetinge Of tho National
Union may continue aIl,week, as the order
is growing 90 rapidly that much legisla'
tion il needed to meet its needa. " i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23
MISSING FLAGS.
virginia Banners Which Are Supposed to

Virginia Banners Which Are Supposed to
h Have Deen Sent Hnck. 9
NEW YoRK, June pa special from
Washington Baya: There is substantial
ground for asserting that before the tenn.
pest raised by the publication OF the
order for the surrender Of tho captured
rebel flags, the War Department had al.
ready begun the execution Of the order
and with the knowledge and consent Of
the President. :, : Z IA .IIFFalsss =
There Is reason to believe that a good
many OF the haga captured from Virginia
regiments, and particularly thoae cap.
tured from regiments that belonged 10
FitEhugh, Lees c,mmand, we're restored
by the Department., The assertions to this
effect are 80 positive and come from
Bources so trustworthy that they must be
respected. S,.I{; +. ID d" H.,
II transpires, on investigation, that when
the application was made In behalf OF
some OF the heirs Of tbs late General Lee
Tor the return OF certain articles belonging
to him, that are deposited in the National
Museum, the muaeum authorities brought
the matter to the attention Of the Presi.
dent, and that otter considering it he con.
cluded, on the advice Of his Cabinet, that
the articles could not be given up to the
Claimants except by authority OF Congress.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23
BIG SENSATION

Iu tho ParkersburE Tenchers Institute.
N Examination Questions Sold.
Special bSpatch to the lnitllioeneer. y. Il
{ PARKRRsnuRa, W, Va, June 22.-The
Teachera Institute now in session here is
in a whirl OF excitement, and A. W. Jud.
kins, one Of the Board Of Examiners and
the defeated Democratic candidate for
County Superintendent, is in box. Let
ters have been found and read before the
Institute by one w. @. Mann, a school
teacher, TO a number Of other teachers
In which he agrees to furnish them
examination questions in advance
II they would each send him
two dollars. Mr.. Mann stated to-day be.
fore the Institute that he had an under.
standing with Mr.. Judkins by which the
latter would have furnished him the cues.
tions to be sent by him to the other teach
ers, and that the inference was that he
and Judkins wers to divide the money 70.
ceived for them. There is a big sensation
among the teachers and others concerning
the matter. Mr.. Judkins denies having
any part in the scheme or any knowledge
Of it. 5Il I-.g. Z & TE,s,I 81 l.,,r,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23
CoUNrEnFE1rEn ARRESTED.

a Local Politician of jackson County
Caught Showing the "Queer."
Special Dtpdtch 10 the In,tlIigencsr. Il
PARKERssuRa, June 22.-Reid Lewis, a
resident OF jackson county, near Ripley,
was arrested last night in this city for
passing counterfeit money. He is well
known local politician Of that county and
was a delegate to the Point Pleasant con
vention. At that convention he was a
Capt. 9. B. Smith man. During the CAM
paign ha stumped Roane county for John
4. Hutchinson. He came here yesterday
on the "Olivette" and tried to pass coun.
terfeit five dollar bills at Hills hotel, at
the Kennedy house and elaewhere. The
bills are on the bank OF "Charleston, Vir-
ginia." and are dated 1859. They are
plainly counterfeit. He also had some
Confederate money on his person. He
claims to have gotten the bills from Bar.
rett's show at Charleoton this spring and
says that he had pasued two Of the FIVE
dollar bills in jackson county, believing
that they were good. He has been turned
over to the United States officers. He ia
perhaps thirty-fve years OF age. He had
$50 or $50 of this counterfeit money. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23
OHIO WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY.

Commencement weel-A Wheeling Minis
ter Honored-poiitical Points. u
Special Dtspatch 10 the In.tlltgeneer. ',ii sGG
DELAWARE, o., June 22.-The com,
mencement exercises now going on at the
Ohio Wesleyan University In this city are
the finest ever held in the history Of the
University. The class that graduates to.
morrow numbers si1ty.four. The city Is
filled with distinguished visitors. Among
those now present are ex.President Hayes,
Bishops Walden and Hurst, Ex-Governor
Charley Foster, OK Congressman William
Lawrence and a list OF D. DIS too long to
telegraph you. 57 .U5t 4: !.
Tho Board Of Trustees has been In ses.
sion for two days, and is doing It's work
carefully. The University ia In very
hourlshing condition. Nearly 900 students
have been In attendance during the year
the largest number ever present In any
single year. The financial affairs Of the
university are also in an encouraging
shape. Several wealthy, influential men
(tncludlng ex.Presdent Hayes and GOV.
ernor Foster) have recently been added
to the Board Of Trustees, and they are
taking hold as II they meant to do some.
thing for this grand old school. Never
before was tho outlook 30 encouraging as
now. It seems rs II the Ohio Wesleyan
University is approaching the dawn OF an
era OF great advancsmeuk Already 1t is
among the largest and highest grade uni.
versities in the West, but there Is still
room for growth and improvement. sG7
Tbs Board Of Trustees to-day conferred
the degree Of Muster Of Arts, honori, causa,
upon the Rov. George Edgar Hite, Of your
CITY,. Mr.. Hi,e is known as rieing man,
and is we'll worthy Of this exalted honor.
l asked President Hayes to-day il he
was going to attend the Soldiers Reunion
at Wheeling in August? His reply was:
"Mra. Hayes and l will both be there. OF
all the reunions the old soldiers hold in
this country that one 10 the best, and /
can't afford to miss it," President Hayes
belongs at soldiers reunions, and docs not
have to be invited. He is in the best Of
health and Is aging very slowly. He ia the
same genial, plain gentleman Of former
years. NJ DF71l+ !. ". 80" :
I asked him what OF Ohio politically
this fall? His reply was: at will 70 Re.
publican. There will be Labor ticket in
the field, which will insure Republican
success: Othorwise 1t would DO doubtful,
as the Prohibitionis.s are going to make
light, and their strength mainly comes
from the Republicans" "A 3I,s=3 1s5
OHIO Is solid ior John Sherman for
President in 'SS. They are confident Of
his nomination. Z.i--ls.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23

Wnocr up the big Reunion. That's one
way to boom the old town. There will
he q great gathering Of people from all
parts Of tho county, and Wheeling will
open their eyes, They will see the hospi.
tslity Of the South going hand.in.hand
with the bounding enterprise Of the West
and they will never know that anybody
was mean enough and short-sighted
enought to try to knock It all out in one
short round. Forward the Natural Gas
Light Brigade! .lFt 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23

TEE success Of the big Reunion is go far
assured ,hst the Register, with all its in
dnatry and Misrepresentation, manufsc.
turing communications and striving to
stir up partisan feeling. cannot succeed in
lie miserable effort to kill it. ,ss-:
Wheeling asked the Society Of the Army
Of West Virginia TO meet here, and when
she extended her hospitality she meant it.
The people appreciate the upequaled op-
portunity to put the advantages Of the
city before the world surrounded by a
halo OF na!ura! gas, and they are going to
doit. Tho Register may as well quit trying
10 s;rew the way with banana peel. a,
The procession has already moved, and
the people nre determined to keep the
track clear. 'steedy on tho leitl Guide
by the colorsi' I, I,5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23
SETTLED WITH PISTOLS,

Two Louisiauiaus, Once friends, IInvo a
Fatal Qunrrel-Mur.lercr Arrested.
New ORLEANS. June 22.-Dr. NJ. A. Yer.
nado, aged so, prominent dentist and
justice Of the peace Of the First ward,
Tangipahoa parish, was on Monday shot
and instantly killed by L. R. DrsuEbn,
aged 5s, also well known citizen.
Y The prisoner was taken in charge by
sherift F. P. Mix, who brought him to
this city and lodged him in the parish
prison for safe keeping on account OF the
great excitement that prevails in the town,
where both men have many friends,
From the account furnished by Sheriff
Mix 1t appears that Draughn and his vic.
tim, who have been good friends for many
years, quarreled two years ago, and have
been on bad terma since. They had come
difficulties and Draughn was fined re.
Gently. s.gsgs'.s- .3i -S07s
He had been indicted for carrying con-
cealed weapons and blamed Vernado ior
prosecuting him. Monday afternoon they
met IN front Of Draughn's grocery store,
and Vernado having declined treat
offered by Draughn, words followed and
It is claimed Vernado drew a revolver.
Dtaughn drew his weapon, and before the
former could fire, shot him FIVE times,
three bullets taking effect in his heart,
one In bis shoulder and one in his wrist.
Vernado's death waa instantaneous.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23
City. Of st Jonupl,. yyina n suit

NEw YoRK, June 22-Ths City Of St.
Joseph, NO., in l,''issued tvonty.yesr
bonds to the St. Joseph Bridge Building
Company for the construction Of bridge
across the Missouri river The interest
waa 10 per cent. pertannum. The Gen.
eral Assembly Of Miesou.i amended the
charter Of St. Joseph 80 as to permit the
corporation to call in and psy'itsF bonds
before they attained maturity. Theee
bonds we're called in and paid last July.
The bridge company then .eued In ths
United States Circuit Court hero to re-.
cover the full amount in the time named
In the bonds for their payment. I Judge
Wallace yesterday handed down a decis.
ion In favor Of the City Of St. Joseph. ,S
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23
Killed In n Tor,,u.in.

WILMINGTON, DEL, June GA y;o-
lent storm Of wind and rain broke over
this city at 1910 o'clock this morning
and ragged iuriously for halt an hour, un.
roofing buildinge, leveling chimnoys, np-
roofing and twisting of trces and doug
many thousand dollars Of damage in v4ri-
Gus ways: at Bancrois's Banks, on the
Brandywine, just beyond the city. limits,
q big oak tree was uprootod and fell on a
double frame dwelling. crushing in the
roof and killing three Of the occupsuts-
Mrs. James Noble, Mrs. George Dorau
and Mrs. Doran's little boy. NJ. Noble
was gotten out alive but badly hurt. Mira.
Mobiles two.months.old baby, in bed with
in mother, Was extricated from the crush.
ed timbera and NAV live. gFF1'5'1. - III (.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23
BLOODY { J. FEUD ENDED.
RowAN's sANaulNAnY GROUND
Again Stained With Human Core. but This
Time tho Notorious Crnis Tolllver liitos 4
the Dust, Which 1nsnrSs Psnpe Hsrs.
hftor-A Fierce Fight-Death Roll. # IA

LEXINGTON, KY, juno 22,-lnformatior
has been received Of another battle In
Rowan county, which occurred thia morn
at O'clock. In this fight Craig Tolliver,
the desperate who lorded over that sec.
ton WAS killed. 1t Is said large party oi
men ostenuibly led by Dr.. Logan, whoae
two soma were murdered In cold blood by
the Tollivcr gang two weeks ago, and who
was In jail In this city at the time, had or
ganizsd a band Of regulators for the pur-
pose Of Kidding the county OF the despera.
does. Rumora Of this band Of regulators
being in the neighborhood Of Moorehead
have been frequent. This morning a
little after 0 o'clock, the regulators being
concealed in close proximity to Moore.
head, opened fire on Tolliver and somo Of
his gang, who were on the street. Tolli-
yer WAS killed earl " In the fight aud the
fight assumed bush whacking character,
the men hiding behind houses and trees
seen. Reports diier as TO the number
killed, one placing it at five, including
To.liver, and another that Craig Tolliver,
his two br0thera Iod thirteen men were
Killed. There is great confusion Ia tele.
graphic reports coming In, and accurate
news Is out Of the question. 4,
.gg... AN AWFUL RECORD. IN
LOUISVILLE, Xxx, June 22.-9n Rowan
county, this State, there was this morning
enacted wha. will beyond all doubt prove
the final chapter in the bloodiest noun.
tain vendetta known to the history OF the
State. The elimination was reached in
the tragic end OF four desperadoes,
men who forfeited their lives while
resisting tho mandate Of the law,
alter the destruction Of thousands Of dol.
lars worth Of property and up to this writ
ing the loss of twenty.ons lives. Rowan
county can now return to peace and prospsr-
ity. Craig Tolliver, the famous Desperate,
WAS probably the immediate cause OF out.
ragod law beng yindicated. To.day's
good work ends the succession Of tragedies
that have been enacted in that
county since the y. beginning OF
tho Martini -Tolliver feud, b not quite
two years ago, the result OF which
up to date has been the sending OF q
souls into the unknown, manning and
c,ippling for lie at least score more, the
destruction OF all social relations and
nearly ending the business interests Of
the county and bringing about state Of
|lawlessness and terrorism that have driven
good men with their families away from
home and friends. }s9ls B:
Craig 1oliiver seems to have been gen.
efsl targe. aa he wass thoroughly riddled
ss to be scarcely recognizable. The other
men OF the gang got through safely, but as
they approached tho brush they were met
by volley from the outside Gordon.
This yol!ey wounded Gate Tolliyer, l2-
year.old boy, and three others, all OF
whom were captured, except Gate Tolli-
yer, who csawled into the brush aud ea-
capped. The other three escaped, but one
was captured afterwards. This brought
the battle to an end. sF'}7's - q s...5'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23

HANDSOME Offices and big promises
don'talways make the safest banks. The
irescoer and tho upholsterer had done a
great deal for the Fidelity, and It's man.
ayenOnt undertook to give such returns
to depostors az no other bank could give.
But the other banks we're not rlsking
their future in gambling operations.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-06-23

ROWAN county, Kentucky, adds to its
bloody reputation by another wholesale
slaughter. While the killing was going
on, /. is small pity that the blood.thirsty
Craig Tolliver was finally removed from,
the scenes Of his murderous exploits. NJ
1t also sutpasses belief that this noted
desperate died judge. So completely
hsd ho teryorizad the community that
when ho wanted to bo a judge the people
wers afraid to vote against him. The
State Of kentucky ought to establish
peace and the rule OF law in Rowan county
lit has to ,icpopulhts the county to do It